Fifteen To Infinity - Fiddlehead (US, Boston, MA)

Fifteen To Infinity

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
C Am | C Am | C Am | C Am |
C Am | C Am | F Dm | F Dm |
C Am | C Am | F Dm | F Dm |
 
[Verse 1]
Am C
Pause
Am C Am C
Put the TV remote down and let’s ta--alk
Am C
About the Heaven where I’m sitting
Am C Am C
In lo--ove with the nothingness of our night
Am C F
And a---all the sounds of this sullen old man
Em
Saying he loves his life
 
[Chorus]
C Am
I thought you should know
C Am
I thought you should know
F Dm F Dm
I thought you should know what’s on my mind
C Am
I thought you should know
C Am
I thought you should know
F Dm F Dm
I thought you should know what’s on my mind
 
[Instrumental]
Am C | Am C | Am C | Am |
 
[Verse 2]
Am C
Well, if I’m gonna die then I wanna die
Am C
With you right by my side
Am C
Layin there dead in a big ol’ bed
Am C
After a long and well lived life
Am C
And if I’m gonna live then I wanna live
Am C
With you right by my side
Am C
Hand in hand sitting on a park bench
Am C
In every stage of life
 
[Bridge]
Am G
Hand in hand since fifteen
Am G
Hand in hand to infinity
Am G
Hand in hand since fifteen
Am
Hand in hand to infinity
 
[Instrumental]
C Em | C Em |
 
[Chorus]
C Am
I thought you should know
C Am
I thought you should know
F Dm F Dm
I thought you should know what’s on my mind
C Am
I thought you should know
C Am
I thought you should know
F Dm F Dm
I thought you should know what’s on my mind
 
[Outro]
C Am
Honey, okay, let’s unpause
C Am
Honey, okay, let’s unpause
C Am
Honey, okay, let’s unpause
C Am
Honey, okay, let’s unpause

How to play Fifteen To Infinity

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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